Congresswoman Shontel Brown invites constituents to 'Conversations with the Congresswoman,' a town hall event on July 29 at Shaker Heights High School. No registration is needed.

The NWS warns of a heatwave in Northern Ohio and NW Pennsylvania with heat indices up to 105F and potential for severe thunderstorms and flash flooding. A Heat Advisory is in effect.

Sheriff Hildenbrand from Geauga County shared tips for heat safety, emphasizing hydration, limited outdoor activity, and checking on vulnerable individuals.

The Ukrainian American Youth Association celebrates 60, 75, and 100-year milestones, with activities including a drone demonstration by Deputy Standen, who also enjoyed Ukrainian hospitality.

Cleveland Police has launched "Ride Along Radio," a podcast for public insight into the department's operations, aiming to enhance transparency and community relations.

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office is accepting applications for its fall Citizens Academy, offering public insights into forensic science and medical examination.

Lorain County corrections officer Brian Tellier is charged with felonious assault causing an inmate's paralysis and child endangerment related to a THC gummies incident.

Cuyahoga County received two NACo Achievement Awards for its Child Wellness Campus and Toxicology Lab Modernization Project, reflecting innovation in community services.

Ohio's Supreme Court forms an advisory committee to review and innovate the state's law school accreditation process, led by the Court's Administrative Director, Robert W. Horner III.

Federal grants freeze impacts Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio, risking after-school programs and prompting states to sue the Trump administration.

Ohio is set for a week of varied weather, with a cold front arriving Saturday night, potential severe Saturday storms, and midweek showers and thunderstorms, amidst fluctuating temperatures.

A lost white shepherd dog in Jackson Township was reunited with its owner after being found wandering the streets, as shared by the local police on social media.

Cuyahoga County expands its specialized crisis response to Parma and Parma Heights, providing better mental health and substance abuse emergency services, funded by a $3.5 million commitment.